Wow.. what a desperate shop that is.

185/60/R14, how much?

About 5 years back, last time many workshop do like that, now lesser already

Recently change 185/65/R15 for Rm236 per pcs in Cheras. No idea for 185/60/R14.

I wonder why so many user here likes XM2. I previously had these tyres and its bad. Hard, noisy, expensive but long lasting.

There are many other tyres which are cheaper and can perform better than XM2.

The XM2 is really an old obsolete tyre which is in dire need of a replacement.

Don't because its Michelin and it is a good tyre.. For this case, it isn't.

Agree, very overrated tire.

Michelin = national tyre brand in Malaysia
All tyre shop will recommend XM2 to everyone looking for premium brand for B segment car, unless customer specifically mention want "budget". Many of my friends went for it even-though I recommended other such as Hankook V12 Evo2 and "bash" XM2 is hard and noisy. All their answer is tyre shop said Michelin XM2 is very good and trusted brand yo

It's value for money, for me.
With 2 mm residual thread depth, it ran 115k km over 6 year usage and I got good fuel consumption from it ,albeit with 40-44 psi inflation pressure.

If you value the life of the tyre more than the value of your own life...
Then yes, it is value for money
For me I would stay far away from XM2 due to its bad braking performance especially in the wet.
So be warned.

That's scaremongering of the highest degree.

Lol, you think this is scary?
Wait until you experience a car accident like me.

Maybe you should try other eco tyres.
Had these almost from the start of driving my new myvi 10 years back.
On the 14 inch wheels, it only gave 10km per litre. Gave them up at 54k km because of the severe chipping on the tread face.
Went to 15 inch wheels and to Yokohama Blueearths and that gave 12km per litre! And that excludes the slight increment in tyre circumference also.
Both sets of tyres were run at 33 psi, no need to blow them up super hard and shrink the contact patch and ruin the ride.
So yeah, Michelin xm2, noisy and hard.

didn't know there are really bad review on xm2.

so what would u recommend over xm2?

looking for 185/60/r14.

fyi, previously did interested on yoko-bluearth too..

I would recommend the Yokohama over the Xm2.
Before i sold the myvi 1.3 ezi, i had just put a new set of Hankook Kinergy on but did less than 10k km on it so can't really form an overall opinion on the Hankook. FC remained more or less the same.
Maybe even an wheel size upgrade or at least to a lighter set of 14 inch wheels because the stock wheels are very heavy. All up to your budget, really.

This post has been edited by dickybird: Jun 17 2019, 10:46 AM

yokohomo bluearth?

Dunlop Sport J5, better value for money.

Yup.

saw michelin web updated xm2+

Where did u see that?

Nvm..found it. Gotta search xm2+ directly in google.

This post has been edited by Kitty_catts: Jun 17 2019, 08:33 PM